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Online fashion retailer Asos is facing reports of a hack after customers using its app received alerts suggesting their data may have been breached. The story, first reported by The Times, is spreading rapidly across search trends in the UK, US, France, Italy, Germany, Australia, Sweden and the Netherlands. Shoppers are reacting with concern over what customer information may have been exposed and whether they should change their passwords.
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Online fashion retailer ASOS is facing questions after customers reported receiving notifications suggesting their accounts had been hacked, with messages warning company bosses of a possible data leak. Users took to social media and news comments to compare alerts and seek reassurance. The company has not yet fully explained the scope of any breach, and shoppers are being urged to change their passwords as a precaution.
- 3Old-school forum launched on open protocol with keypair identity●Show HN: An old school forum on an open protocol – your identity is a keypair
A developer has launched a new old school-style forum built on Nostr, an open social protocol. Instead of accounts and passwords, users' identities are cryptographic keypairs, meaning no central authority controls logins. The project revives classic forum formats on decentralised infrastructure, drawing interest among Hacker News readers curious about alternatives to corporate social platforms.
- 4c't columnist describes switching to a new password manager●Mein Umzug auf einen neuen Passwort-Manager
German tech magazine c't has published a personal account of moving from one password manager to another, walking through what prompted the switch and how the migration was carried out. Readers are discussing which password managers are worth trusting, how to export and import vaults safely, and what the move says about the state of the tools many people rely on for their most sensitive logins.
Repos
- driceroland/Search A small, fast WebKit browser for macOS, by Office Commun.